Asian Demand Drives Illegal Ivory Trade
The Nature Conservancy lead scientist M. Sanjayan discusses conservation awareness and the challenges for conservation in China, and talks about his recent investigative report about how growing demand from China and Asia have fueled the illegal ivory trade.
Interview Part 1 of 2. Part 2 here.
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